How To Get Japanese Products Delivered To Your House For Cheap?

It’s not a secret anymore that for some reason – I haven’t figured it out myself yet – some of the most awesome and much needed products in the world are only released in the Japanese market.

The Japanese only products include but are not limited to: cheap do it yourself body hair removal products, rice cookers with the latest technology, well designed golf clubs, Football (Soccer) shoes with custom fit, extra wide or extra color ways, Anime merchandise that you just have to have, outrageously small or big versions of products you usually buy, A rare or limited edition color way in a product you already enjoy, household and health & wellbeing products and much more. Ever had a shoe that you loved but was too narrow or wide for you? If it’s a top brand, they probably have made a special narrow or wide version only for Japan! Yes, I’m talking about Nike, Adidas, Puma, Lotto, Diadora, Mizuno, and Asics brands – the last two actually being Japanese brands themselves. They make the same shoe but with a more custom fit only for Japan. All those I just said plus many more, know that the Japanese market is used to these special limited edition products and release them every year.

So what’s the catch? You can only find these in Japan and getting stuff from Japan can sometimes be hard as either the item you’re looking for might be sold for 3 times the actual price on eBay by ‘resellers’ who take advantage of the vast eBay market and need for these products for their own humongous profit or the fact that the shops that sell your desired product do not deliver internationally themselves; thus making you get back to the aforementioned greedy resellers.

Why are they greedy resellers? It’s because they sell a product priced at $100 for $320 on eBay knowing that it will sell no matter what. If you take a look at their eBay page you will see that customers usually were satisfied with the quality but mentioned that the price was too much for the product. It indeed is.
I’m going to show you how to get what you want with the actual non-inflated market price! Neat, huh?